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BBC Panorama 22/11/18 Salisbury Nerve Agent Attack the Inside Story

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10 jul 2020

Managed to grab a copy of this before it disappeared of the net. A great insight of the story in Salisbury.

This video is dedicated to all those involved, with my utmost respect to Dawn, Nick and Sarah.

Hope you enjoy it.

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1 Poisoned – a documentary about Russia’s assassinations using poison


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20 jun 2014

“Poisoned” — a documentary about the poisoning of political opponents by Russia. Focuses on specific cases of politically motivated assassinations by poisonings including the attempted murder of Victor Yuschenko, the candidate and eventual President of Ukraine using the deadly Dioxin. Unfortunately, Russia has not stopped this activity and its “Lab X” is still in operation…

Originally created for the UK by FremantleMedia’s production company talkbackTHAMES, “Poisoned” aired on Sky One in April 2005. This documentary was made before the well-publicized poisoning by Russia of Alexander Litvinenko in 2006.

2 Why Vladimir Putin Was So Scared Of Alexander Litvinenko | Hunting The KGB Killers | Timeline

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Alexander Litvinenko, a former officer of the Russian secret service, died in London in 2006 from poisoning by radioactive polonium. This film reveals for the first time the remarkable details of the Scotland Yard investigation into Alexander Litvinenko’s murder by Russian agents, and how he helped the police on his deathbed. Combining first hand testimony from key witnesses, with first class dramatisation of key events and never-before-seen archive, this film shows how the Russian Secret Service so nearly got away with murder, and demonstrates the ramifications that are still being played out today.

3 Alexander Litvinenko’s murder: The inside story – BBC Newsnight

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Newsnight’s Richard Watson has been piecing together the story behind the murder of Alexander Litvinenko, eight years ago in London. He speaks to intelligence sources and key witnesses – about the motives for the killing, the role of the Russian state and the polonium trail left in London

4 Was Litvinenko Poisoned By His Friend Alexei Lugovoi?

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Who Killed Litvinenko? (2007): SBS Australia investigates who was ultimately behind Alexander Litvinenko’s murder.

5 Why Putin Can’t Stop Killing Russian Billionaires

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6 Why Putin Can’t Stop Killing Russian Billionaires [Part 2]

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20 jun 2022 
 

7 Skripal poisoning: Did third Russian suspect command attack? – BBC Newsnight

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28 jun 2019

Newsnight reveals new details of the senior GRU figure suspected to have been the ‘third man’ who visited the UK in March 2018 and is believed to have commanded the attempted assassination of Sergei Skripal.

Our Diplomatic Editor Mark Urban, who worked alongside investigative website Bellingcat, reports.

Newsnight is the BBC’s flagship news and current affairs TV programme – with analysis, debate, exclusives, and robust interviews.

8 Who Killed Nemtsov? New evidence on Russia’s most shocking assassination – BBC News

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28 mrt 2022


In February 2015 Russian politician Boris Nemtsov—a fierce critic of Vladimir Putin—was shot dead on a bridge in the shadow of the Kremlin.

Five men were convicted for his murder, but urgent questions remained: Who ordered the killing…and why?

Now, a new film from Bellingcat, The Insider, and BBC Eye Investigations reveals evidence that, in the year running up to the shooting, Boris Nemtsov was being shadowed by a government agent linked to a secret assassination squad.

9 – 14 Suspicious Russian Deaths: Is Putin Killing Oligarchs?

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26 sep 2022

Since the war in Ukraine began a number of high level business people and oligarchs have been dying in Russia. So in this video we’ll outline how the 14 major figures died and discuss if something suspicious is going on…

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10 Mysterious, sudden new wave of Russian oligarch deaths | A Current Affair

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16 jan 2023
 
It sounds bizarre but the term “sudden Russian death syndrome” has been coined after a new wave of mysterious deaths of high-profile Russians. (Broadcast Jan 14, 2023)

11 Twice-poisoned Putin critic makes prediction about Russian government

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Russian opposition politician Vladimir Kara-Murza speaks out about how Russia could possibly achieve regime change as the war in Ukraine continues.

12 The Polonium plot: Feature documentary

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In the aftermath of a British Public Inquiry, this is the dramatic full story of how the Russian State was involved in the radioactive poisoning murder in London of Alexander Litvinenko, a former KGB agent.

13 Alexey Navalny and Putin’s history of suspected poisonings and crackdowns | 60 Minutes Full Episodes

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14 Navalny: Family refused access to body as hundreds detained in Russia


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17 feb 2024

More than 340 people have been detained in 30 cities across Russia after gathering to mourn the sudden death of Alexei Navalny.

G7 Foreign Ministers have demanded an explanation – while President Biden warned Russia three years ago that there would be devastating consequences if Navalny died. But what consequences now, with the dissident’s mother still looking for her son’s body?

Our Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Rugman reports.

15 Putin critic Alexei Navalny dies in Siberian jail, says Russia


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16 Alexei Navalny dies: Russian police crack down on protests as ‘at least 100 arrested’

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17 Alexei Navalny Dead: Anti-corruption campaigner’s analysis | LBC

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16 feb 2024

Jailed Putin critic and Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has died after ‘going for a walk,’ according to the Russian prison service.

Bill Browder, head of the Magnitsky Global Justice campaign, tells James O’Brien that the death of Russian opposition activist Alexei Navalny ‘shows what happens when you stand up to Putin’.

18 What does Navalny’s death mean for the future of the Russian opposition? | DW News

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18 feb 2024

Russian police have detained dozens of supporters of the opposition leader Alexei Navalny who died suddenly in a remote penal camp. Navalny’s close allies have confirmed his death, but say the authorities are refusing to release his body. With many questions still not resolved, many world leaders, campaigners and Navalny’s family are all pointing the finger at Russia’s president Vladimir Putin.

00:00 Background
02:40 Juri Rescheto, DW Correspondent
08:45 Keir Giles, Russia analyst, Chatham House

19 Experts break down suspicious timing of Navalny’s death

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17 feb 2024
 
CNN’s Abby Phillip speaks with Max Boot, senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, and Stanislav Kucher, a longtime acquintance of Alexey Navalny, about the Russian opposition figure’s death.

20 Alexey Navalny’s wife fires back at Putin after prison says Navalny died

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16 feb 2024
 
Alexey Navalny’s wife, Yulia Navalnaya, has said Russian President Vladimir Putin and his government will be “brought to justice” for the death of her husband

21 Wie is Aleksej Navalny? Een portret

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22 ‘Hiermee heeft Navalny zijn eigen doodvonnis getekend’

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23 ‘Ik ben overtuigd dat veel Russen in het Rusland wilde wonen dat Navalny nastreef’ | NPO Radio 1

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16 feb 2024

Russisch oppositieleider Aleksej Navalny overleed vrijdag 16 februari op 47 jarige leeftijd. In Bureau Buitenland vertellen Rusland-correspondent Eva Cukier en Oost-Europadeskundige Bob Deen van het Clingendael instituut over het leven van Navalny, zijn visie op Rusland en zijn impact, en die van zijn dood, op het land.

Navalny was een fel criticus van president Poetin, werd eerder al eens vergiftigd, volgens Bellingcat door de Russische veiligheidsdiensten, en was tot een jarenlange gevangenisstraf veroordeeld.

Dit is het officiële YouTube-kanaal van NPO Radio 1. NPO Radio 1 is de nieuws- en sportzender van de Publieke Omroep. Zeven dagen in de week, 24 uur per dag

24 ‘Hiermee heeft Navalny zijn eigen doodvonnis getekend’

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16 feb 2024


De Russische oppositieleider Aleksej Navalni is overleden in de gevangenis waar hij zat. Dat heeft het Kremlin inmiddels bevestigd na berichtgeving van persbureau Reuters. ‘Het Kremlin zegt te gaan onderzoeken wat de daadwerkelijke doodsoorzaak is, maar het is maar zeer de vraag of daarmee de waarheid boven tafel komt’, zegt Rusland-correspondent Joost Bosman.

De vooraanstaande Poetin-criticus Navalni zat al meer dan twee jaar vast voor een gevangenisstraf van in totaal 19 jaar, waartoe hij was veroordeeld voor het oprichten van een ‘extremistische beweging’. Afgelopen december werd hij overgebracht naar strafkolonie IK-3 in het noorden van Rusland, waar hij vandaag om het leven kwam.

Geen bevestiging van overlijden
‘Hij zou rond een uur of 13.00 onwel zijn geworden tijdens een wandelingetje in de gevangenis’, weet Bosman. ‘Er werd een ambulance voor hem opgeroepen en medici hebben geprobeerd hem te reanimeren, maar hij zou rond kwart over twee, ruim een uur later, zijn overleden.’

Het eigen team van Navalni zegt nog geen bevestiging te hebben ontvangen van zijn overlijden. Wel is zijn advocaat in het vliegtuig naar het hoge noorden van Rusland gestapt om bevestiging te krijgen. De stafchef van Navalni, Leonid Volkov, zegt in de berichtgeving van de gevangenis te lezen dat de oppositieleider om het leven is gebracht. ‘De Russische autoriteiten hebben een bekentenis gepubliceerd dat ze Aleksej Navalni in de gevangenis hebben gedood. We kunnen op dit moment bevestigen noch bewijzen dat dat niet klopt.’

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25 Navalny’s Death Confirmed, But Officials Refuse To Release Body Pending ‘investigation’ | N18V

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26 Alexei Navalny death: Political activist Bill Browder remembers his friend

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27 Alexei Navalny’s death wasn’t an accident | John Bolton

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28 Bolton: Navalny’s death ‘doesn’t demonstrate’ Putin weakness | On Balance

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29 Imprisoned opposition leader Alexei Navalny dead: Russian Media

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16 feb 2024

Alexei Navalny, the fiercest foe of Russian President Vladimir Putin who crusaded against official corruption and staged massive anti-Kremlin protests, died in prison Friday, Russia’s prison agency said. He was 47.

The Federal Penitentiary Service said in a statement that Navalny felt unwell after a walk on Friday and lost consciousness. An ambulance arrived to try to rehabilitate him, but he died.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says Putin was informed of Navalny’s death and the prison service was looking into the death in line with standard procedures.

30 Putin critic Alexei Navalny dead says Russian prison service | BBC News

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16 feb 2024

Russia’s most significant opposition leader for the past decade, Alexei Navalny, has died in an Arctic Circle jail, the prison service said.

Seen as President Vladimir Putin’s most vociferous critic, Navalny was serving a 19-year jail term on charges widely considered politically motivated.

He was moved to one of Russia’s toughest penal colonies late last year.

The prison service in the Yamalo-Nenets district said Navalny had “felt unwell” after a walk on Friday.

“The emergency doctors declared the prisoner dead. Cause of death is being established.”

Navalny, 47, was last seen only a day ago, looking well and laughing during a court hearing via video link.

Within minutes of Navalny’s death being announced by the prison service, the international community hailed the courage of Vladimir Putin’s biggest domestic adversary.

31 Alexei Navalny death: President Biden blames Vladimir Putin | BBC News

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32 Will the death of Alexey Navalny change Russian politics? | Inside Story

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33 ‘Putin is a monster’ – Wife of Alexander Litvinenko reacts to Navalny’s death

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19 feb 2024

Vladimir Putin is a “monster” and has “killed again”, the wife of Alexander Litvinenko has said.

Marina Litvinenko’s husband died in 2006 after drinking tea poisoned with radioactive polonium-210.

The former Russian FSB agent’s murder was suspected to have been personally signed off by Mr Putin, but Russia has always denied any involvement.

34 Alexei Navalny’s Body Found ‘Bruised’ In Arctic Morgue | “Extraordinarily Fishy From The Beginning!”

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19 feb 2024

The body of Russian Opposition leader Alexei Navalny has been found covered in bruises at a morgue in the Arctic, according to reports.

This is an hour’s drive from the prison where he was suddenly declared dead on Friday.

TalkTV’s Jeremy Kyle and Rosie Wright discuss the story with The Sunday Times’ Europe Editor Peter Conradi.

35 Why doesn’t Russia hand Navalny’s body over to his family? | DW News

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Relatives and allies of jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny are demanding to know more about how he died and what has happened to his body.
An exiled Russian newspaper is reporting that Mr Navalny’s body is being held at a morgue around 50 kilometres from the remote penal colony where he was imprisoned. Authorities say he died there after collapsing on Friday.

36 Funniest Airport Prank

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24 apr. 2017
 
Funniest Airport Prank

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